The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-10-15
Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,

Property Transfers in BALTIC. County,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit curt for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
r Rauch to M G Arnett, &c.
Aul &C., to H Hartman wife.
Knight to John II Camper wife.
John Quinn to G johnson, &c.
Samuel Black & wife to Ella Black.
M Bartholow to VIM King.
M H Seymour & husband to X M Murray.
A Leas wife to Mary E Bayne.
J Bond & wife to B Wilmer.
S P Bosley, atty, to Tagg.
r S Carswell & wife to q e Pike.
G A Leas & wife to Glyndon M Church.
J'C H Sadler to X Walsh.
Thomas Hart to X Walsh
Heise & Bruins to A W Luken.
w Roche to Thomas Hunt, Jr.
L Condor to P Mccoy.
j P Mccoy to E G McPhillips.
Peter Vondersmith to G w S Hoffman, &c.
G A Schwarz & wife to G M Lamb.
H Aull to L J Aull.
H Jackson to F. Slough.
VIM A Fisher, &c, Hugh Newell.
j w Wolvington to VIM M. Mentzell.
H Aul to Johh Fl Beck.
J II Aull to H G Delcher & wife.
M Bayer to Geo Bayer.
Louis Stewart & husband to Ellen A Gilbert.
LEASES.
VIM Wilkens & wife to John Stettmeyer wife.
A Hirst, &c, trus, to Chas Lenger wife.
A A Hirst, &c, trustee to G C j Pawley.
VIM A Fisher to Hugh Hewell.
A D Clemens, Jr, wife to Smith.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Mary Jessop, &c, to jeremiah Quicker.
] J Kelly to Richard Bernard.
Butchers M P A to J McCay.
J A Cassell to J G France.
MORTGAGES.
J II Hartman & wife to ] R Ross, $500.
B D Callahan wife to Orleans B A, $500.
John Stettmeyer & wife to Harrison A, $500.
W Townsend & wife to J Cochran, 81, 500.
f Lenger & wife to Carrollton L & L A, $3.50.
NJ Bayne & husband to Glyndon A, 5000.
! Evans & wife to VIM Coney, $500.
+ H Koder wife to Gerhard Butke, ST. 500.
Louis Rest & wife to Gerhard Butke, $500.
Jos Frazier and wife to Gerhard Butke, 5000.
M A McComas to Royal Oak A, 81, 300.
Greenbury Boring and wife to VIM Wheeler and
wife, $1,000.
I v Rutter and husband to F F Peters, $500.
G Cook to Fitzsimmons, $1,000.
VIM Leishon & wife to John Johns $500.
C C Pawley to Carrollton L & L A, $3.50.
A Tschckardt q wife to Carrollton L & L A, $500.
G Delcher & wife to Loyola B A, $500.
H Beck to Loyola P B A, 1875.
G W Boyer to Druid Hill B & A, 1880.
Cook, Jr, to Franklin Square and A, $500
BILLS OF SALE.
VIM Hape to Reuben Mccullough, $3.50.
Long to Jas Gilmore, $50.
RELEASES.
L z Condor to M A f McComas.
Sidney Heiskell to Wilson Townsend.
VIM Wheeler, admir-, to Greenbury Boring.
Home M & B A to James R Gordon.
G Gilpin to E M Wyeth.
E Eichelberger to A Armstrong wife.
Loyola B A to Jacob II Aull.
A G Patterson and husband to A D Clemens, Jr.
Druid Hill P B and A to Geo W. Bayer.
Rossville, 18th District.--On Monday
night of last week thieves entered q room in
an outbuilding of Mr.. John H. Kline's the Bel
air road, which was used as sleeping apartment
by his sons, they being absent at the time and
red off suit of clothes and several other articles
of wearing apparel, silver watch and fve-dollaI
gold piece. The next day cast-off clothing
tbs supposed of the thieves was found in the woods
near by. The same night the milk house of Mr.
BENZ. Wilson was robbed of a small quantity Of
butter.
Mrs. Susan Wells, while visiting her son-on-law
Mr.. Lemuel Kirk, was presented by him with an
invalid's chair, invented and made by himself, and
which enables her to move about the room with
much more ease than heretofore. She is at hel
home again.
Miss Mary Tilghman has been visiting relative;
and friends, at Elk Ridge recently.
Miss Fannie Galloway of Parkersburg, Pa, who
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Nathaniel TilghE.an, al
Walnut Springs lately.
Miss Louisa Corns is visiting in the vicinity Of
the Calvary Church, Hartford county.
On the 9th inst, Mr.. Geo. B. McClelland ard
Miss Laura E.. Carlisle were married at the resi-
dence Of the officiating minister, Rev. j. II. S
Clarke.
Messrs VIM. B. Barbecow and Geo. S. Clarke
attended the Hartford county fair on Wednesday
and were much pleased, of course.
Mr.. John Fitch commenced gathering in hi
corn this week. getting ready for the old time husk
ing match.
The health of Mrs. David Shafer has slightly
improved, but she is still quite i'll. Mrs. j. W
Jacobs is at home again and is mending slowly.
Mr.. G. Mace is attending course of law lectures
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Geo. CounciImen has attained his eighty
fifth year and for one of his age enjoys good health
both physical and mental. He remembers the wal
of 1912 and can relate some very interesting Incl
dents of it, especially about the time that the battle
ofNorth Point was fought and the British army re-
pulsed.
The meeting at Ebenezer Church is going on
successfully, seekers como forward nightly and
nearly score have protested conversion so far.
Principle.